Buenos Aires Herald

In mid-July, JPMorgan’s EMBI+ index for Argentina — which reflects the interest rate Argentina would pay to borrow abroad — touched 402 basis points, its lowest level since April 2018.

As the days went by, however, the chance of breaking through the 400-point barrier gradually faded.

While the economic team didn’t set it as an explicit goal for the JPMorga...

The longest Argentine novel ever written, Los Sorias survived as a single manuscript for a decade before it was finally published — and became one of the most legendary books in local literature. 

Now, the 1300-page work by cult author Alberto Laiseca will have an English translation. Dallas-based Deep Vellum publisher announced the acquisition of Los S...

Buenos Aires City lawmakers and organizations are protesting the local government’s proposal to install a gift shop inside a currently abandoned vault at the historic Recoleta Cemetery. The shop will also be able to sell food and beverages.

The Recoleta Cemetery is the first public cemetery built in Buenos Aires. Over 90 of its 4500 vaults and mausoleums are nationa...

The Argentine Supreme Court of Justice declared an article of a 2019 presidential decree issued by then-President Mauricio Macri unconstitutional, in a decision that limits the president’s use of Necessity and Emergency Decrees (DNU, in Spanish).

The decision was reached unanimously by the three members who currently make up the Supreme Court — Horacio Rosatti, Carl...

Journalism and art share an obsession: reality.

While one of them loses sleep over facts, concision, and urgency, the other opens up the possibility of inhabiting a different sense of time. Art allows us the luxury of doubt — of asking ourselves how we want to live in the world. If a news outlet exists to give us the tools to understand what’s happening, art remind...